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NUR AFFIZAH
MOHAMMAD FARIS IZZAT
NG PECK GEE
PAMETA
CHAI WEN YEE
SYAHRUDI
LEW XUAN PING
LOH YONG CHI

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For videos, click here
https://yout.be/Y39-IZEuNDA

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They believe that offering a durable, low cost option that can be recycled when it wears out will be a hit at “changing habits” to make getting your Starbucks beverage in reusable an everyday practice.

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- Some might just don't even afford a cup of coffee
- Starbucks don't actually have unique signature, other coffee shops just lose to Starbucks because its big name
- violate "Fair Coffee Trade" principle

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- Positive and welcoming environment at workplace
- Well planned growth strategy
- Premium coffee house chain
- Excellent quality

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- Faces intense competition from local coffeehouses and specialty stores
- The developed markets that it has traditionally relied on are saturated
- beset with trademark and copyright infringements from lesser-known rivals who wish to piggyback on its success

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- Expanded supplier network and range of suppliers
- Starbucks emerged the market, represents a lucrative opportunity for the taking.
- Expand its product offerings to take on the full spectrum food and beverage retailers

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Starbucks released their cute tote bags so that they can reduce the usage of paper bags if the cutomer would wanna take away their goods.

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Starbucks provides a dustbin that can ease customer to seperate their rubbish between plastic and paper cup

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if you purchased Starbucks tumbler, everytime u purchase the second cup, you'll pay less for it!

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As supportive as it is, Starbucks used VOC paints, cabinets made from 90% post industrial material, building with low-flow valves and utilizing recycled flooring tiles.

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Starbucks was once a coffee shop located at Seattle’s historic Pike Place Market. They sold world's finest fresh roasted coffee beans.